| Spring is a time
of renewal when gardens recover from the harsh weather conditions
of winter and bulbs burst into flower. Here are some examples
of the sights to be seen in spring and where to go to see them.
Bluebell and wild
hyacinth woods
Culzean Castle, Geilston
Daffodils
Brodie Castle (National Collection), Greenbank Garden, Harmony
Garden, Threave Garden
Meconopsis
Branklyn Garden, Inverewe Garden
Mixed bulbs
Broughton House, Harmony Garden
Rhododendrons
Arduaine Garden (including National Collections), Brodick Castle and Inverewe Garden
Rock/alpine plants
Branklyn Garden, Leith Hall, Inverewe Garden.
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